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learning psd to css
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I wouldn't advise to learn psd -> html + css. It wont give you the full grounding in code that you need to know. Instead I would suggest learning html and css from sites like w3schools.com. Tutsplus.com also has some good tutorials (and probably some psd -> css ones too).
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I would learn xhtml strict as your basic, strict generally renders better on all browsers, maybe better for seo also.
Next learn basic CSS, ideally 3.0. Using CSS 3.0 will introduce Selectors to you, which will give you a good ground for jQuery, when you get that far.
After this I'd learn some basic javascript (again prep for jQ), some basic PHP enough to plumb in a script.
Once you have these bits then worry about graphics, and converting a PSD file into html/css layout.
Next learn basic CSS, ideally 3.0. Using CSS 3.0 will introduce Selectors to you, which will give you a good ground for jQuery, when you get that far.
After this I'd learn some basic javascript (again prep for jQ), some basic PHP enough to plumb in a script.
Once you have these bits then worry about graphics, and converting a PSD file into html/css layout.
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